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October 24, 2012
Last Review
February 18, 2013
February 18, 2013
Epson WorkForce WF–2530 All–in–One Printer
Engineered for Business. Ideal for the space–constrained home office, the WorkForce WF–2530 is a fast, high–performance all–in–one that offers affordable, individual ink cartridges within a space–saving, compact design – the smallest in its class.User Rating
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baseball fan
Location:Houston, TX
Uses:Work
Age:35-44
Date:February 18, 2013
Really cheap, basic printer
Pros: small and compact
Cons: Does Not Meet Expectations, noisy whiny, top-paper loader, shakes all over, hard to find ink cartridges
Much lower quality than I expected. Shakes, rattles, makes all kinds of noise, including a loud, piercing whine after finishing a print. I replaced a Lexmark printer that went out, and I'm not too happy with this one. Also takes a long time to get the print started.
Does not have a paper tray, has a top-paper feeder (not in any pictures). I used a coupon to get this really cheap, and that's about what it's worth. I'm already shopping for my next printer for when this one goes out. I should have stuck with Lexmark, it was a great printer for a couple of years.
Also, just found out that the local store doesn't carry ink in-store, only online. Not pleased about that.
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October 24, 2012
Landon Desk with Hutch, Oak
Create the ideal workspace with the Landon Collection. Its light oak finish and silver pulls work to brighten any room, while its generous desk space, shelves and drawers give you the room you need to accomplish all of your tasks.User Rating
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Appearance
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Value for Money
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baseball fan
Location:Houston, TX
Uses:My own company
Age:35-44
Date:October 24, 2012
Monster to assemble
Pros: Quality, Design
Cons: Design, Assembly, hard to read instructions, super heavy lifting
Once it is assembled, it looks solid and nice, and is a good value for the money.
HOWEVER, it took us at least 4 hours to assemble (over a few days). Someone told me you can pay to have the desk assembled, it would be well worth the added cost. There is a lot of very heavy lifting, and the instructions are very difficult to understand in many places.
Also, BEWARE, according to the safety sticker, the door panel on the left side must remain OPEN the whole time the computer is on to prevent overheating. Once we realized how ridiculous that was, we just removed the door entirely.
All in all, a good deal, if you have a team of young, strong people on standby to help with assembly.
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